lighting and other electrical upgrades. Additional upgrades included security features and online visitor registration kiosks. The final phase of the Road Map project was completed in August, 2017. In September 2015 the fifth grade, formerly at elementary schools, was moved to middle schools. Schools The schools in the district are as follows; all elementary schools contain grades K–4, all middle schools contain grades 5–8, and Neshaminy High School contains grades 9–12. Pearl S. Buck Elementary School Joseph E Ferderbar Elementary School Herbert Hoover Elementary School Walter Miller Elementary School Albert Schweitzer Elementary School Tawanka Elementary School Carl Sandburg Middle School Poquessing Middle School Maple Point Middle School Neshaminy High School Neshaminy School District Virtual Academy Former schools: Neshaminy-Maple Point High School - The district was overcrowding at Neshaminy High, then known as Neshaminy-Laghnore High School, and considered initial plans for a second high school. The proposed design was later reduced in size. In 1972 the board of trustees decided to build the new school; 5 voted in favor, and 4 voted against. Maple Point opened in 1975 and was built for $10,000,000. At the time of Maple Point's opening, the class sizes at Neshaminy-Langhore became smaller. There were people opposed to the new high school who called it a "Taj Majal" and argued that the board of trustees did not adequately manage demographic data. By 1982 there were proposals to convert it into a middle school. References External links Neshaminy's official website Neshaminy Federation of Teachers Neshaminy Educational Support Professional Association Bucks County Intermediate Unit Neshaminy Education Foundation School districts in Bucks County, Pennsylvania School districts established in 1950